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Outposts might be priced higher to reduce demand. Allowing them time to iron out the kinks. It’s a common pattern where you aren’t yet ready to scale up to han
by baskire 6y ago
Outposts might be priced higher to reduce demand. Allowing them time to iron out the kinks.
It’s a common pattern where you aren’t yet ready to scale up to handle the demand at a lower price point.
- tyingq 6y agoI think they are also trying to balance not losing money since there's no egress charges for data coming out of the Outpost and into the customer's data center. I imagine for some use cases, that cannibalizes some revenue.